DAILY ORACLE || JERICO MANDYBUR
There has never been a better time to embrace the unknown—and the best-selling Daily Oracle is all you need to help you do it. With deep wisdom, cosmic insight, and a wicked sense of humour, this magical advice-giver offers its readers refreshing insight and guidance on how to navigate all and any of life's curveballs, from everyday decisions to sticky spots to real-deal challenges. Designed to be opened at random onto one page every day, this beautifully designed book will act as your motivational call-to-action, helping you to thrive in this new new age!
HOW TO USE THE DAILY ORACLE
1. Breathe deeply for three counts, holding the closed book next to your heart.
2. Quiet your mind and focus on your question. See the question in your mind's eye or say it aloud.
3. Run a finger along all the page edges and when you feel called, stop and open the book in that place. This is your higher self's answer to you.
4. Trust what you've read and consider how it related to your question and your energy right now.
With deep wisdom, cosmic insight and a wicked sense of humour, this magical advice-giver offers its readers refreshing insight and guidance on how to navigate all and any of life’s curveballs – from everyday decisions to sticky spots to real-deal challenges.
1. Breathe deeply for three counts, holding the closed book next to your heart.
2. Quiet your mind and focus on your question. See the question in your mind's eye or say it aloud.
3. Run a finger along all the page edges and when you feel called, stop and open the book in that place. This is your higher self's answer to you.
4. Trust what you've read and consider how it related to your question and your energy right now.
With deep wisdom, cosmic insight and a wicked sense of humour, this magical advice-giver offers its readers refreshing insight and guidance on how to navigate all and any of life’s curveballs – from everyday decisions to sticky spots to real-deal challenges.
Questioning everything is a spiritual act.
There’s nothing wrong with failing. You should try it!
Would you rather avoid mistakes, or collect regrets?
Stop. Worrying. So. Much.
Comparison is a tricky bitch.
There’s nothing wrong with failing. You should try it!
Would you rather avoid mistakes, or collect regrets?
Stop. Worrying. So. Much.
Comparison is a tricky bitch.
Hardback, 368 pages
